Author: Maia Lu

Maia is a freshman from Singapore intending to major in Economics or Business Administration. She is interested in understanding the direct impact of businesses on the communities around them, and hopes to shed light on these stories as a Community columnist. Outside of BRB, Maia is a media consultant at ImagiCal, where she explores the intersection of creativity and business. Maia also loves music, and she eagerly awaits the day in the ideal post-COVID world where concerts return.

Going back to the roots: a look into the future of the wellness industry

By: Maia Lu

On: January 22, 2021

In: Community, Featured, Latest

“Self-care” has been touted as the cure-all to the anxiety we are feeling during this pandemic, but it is far from being the silver bullet to physical and mental ails.Continue Reading

Oracling the Future of TikTok

By: Maia Lu

On: October 12, 2020

In: BRB Shorts, Community, Featured, Latest

Tiktok has recently come under the spotlight of the investment world. How will this thriving social media sensation survive under such crossfire?Continue Reading

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